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... or white 4s. 6d. Cashmere or Cloth Boots, for walking 69. 6d. Kid, Patent, or Morocco Slippers 3s. 9d. Cloth or Cashmere Boots, channel sole ?? 4s! 6d. Patent, or Cordovan Walking Shoes 4s. 9d. The Self-adjusting Boot, any ?? 8s! 6d! Lasting or Coutil ...
... pay £l6 16s. a-year ; good needlewomen 12s. to £1 a-week, and board and lodging. Female servants, especially during these golden times, get married so quickly, that it is impossible to overstock the market. Governesses are just now much wanted ; they ...
... writer of this little volume already well known in the world of literature the nuthor of Closing Scene” and Lite of the Duke of Kent” father of our gracious Queen has under the very expressive striking title of Summer Winter of the Soul” here produced instances ...
... can have these Over-Shoes sent to fit by forwarding a Pattern Boot or Shoe. B. and Co. respectfully invite the Public to their superior Stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES, of their own make, for the approaching Season, which ...
... nod Miners, was placed at the bar before Mr. A’Beokeit, chergad with attempting to force » iy on the platform of the North Kent Railway, and assaulting, while intoxicated, three of the servants, and also a policeman. —John Karl, a policeman attached to ...
... supposed, from the overheating 0° a stove. The Kent and Norwich engines were soon on the spot, ‘but before their arrival, the roof had fallen in, and the subsequently was entirely consumed Maidstone. Kent County Court.—The adjourned court was opened at ...
... Maria Simms, married woman, was charged with illegally pledging certain articles, the property of William Rellatt, boot-maker, at Maidstone. The prisoner and her husband took lodgings at the house of the prosecutor, and, after staying about six weeks, left ...
... EAST KENT AND SOUTH EASTERN JOURNAL, AND KENTISH ADVERTISER. JANUARY 4, 1853 about half past seven on Fiiday evening last, when he gave information to the police. George Copper, marine store dealer. Week-street, elated that King biought him a handbill ...
... Honourable William Ewart Gladstone; Alfred lonian .. them that the declarations in favour of peace, made The bankrupt was a boot and shoemaker of Greenin the indictment. He made further use of the Mr. A'Beckett said that the defendant had no right to H ...
... prpery' orgaged to' ere~,n he imlet atilest xpnsvemode. ippictio t te ?? tie ndin kngs Necasle ipe Tye, an. 1853. SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. T THOMPSON, 12, MosaLEY STREET, who is decl*- q . ing business, being compelled to clear out the e- mainder of his ...
... of directions, the skull was fractured right across the bead, if It had been aplit in two by violent kick with heavy Ironed boot, and numerous oilier Injuries, Indicated almost unexampled brutality. Uia pockets were turned inside out, and pieces of heavy ...
... GLYN. To Dr. Kernot, Surgeon, A:c., Crisp-street, Poplar New Town London, Agent for the sale of Woolley's Pectoral Candy. ' Maidstone, August 7th, 1852. Sir,—l have much pleasure informing you of the benefit I have received from Woolley's Pectoral Candy ...